Anybody want to build a good calendar product?
-
I have been using the F-R (e-mail me for the full name) calendar component. The GUI is beautiful, the features are great, but the implementation is oh-so stinky and completely not scalable. I had gone off on my own and built both a relational database design to handle wildly flexible recurring events, event exceptions, and an ASP.NET control to draw a monthly calendar. The problem? I am awful at graphics, web page design, and I am new at ASP.NET to boot. So I'm not equipped to turn this into a real product. An entire look and feel needs to be invented, along with the standard series of data entry and admin panels. I am equipped to do make quick work of the database-to-code programmign side, but need the HTML/design help plus some guidance on the right way to handle certain conditions of updating the display in the client's browser. Anybody interested in discussing a possible partnering to make more out of this, please contact me. I feel like the hardest technical part is solving some of the database issues and in making the development of database persistence easy - the rest is the hard work part to build a UI around that. Cheers! Dave G. (Romans 12:6-18)
-
I have been using the F-R (e-mail me for the full name) calendar component. The GUI is beautiful, the features are great, but the implementation is oh-so stinky and completely not scalable. I had gone off on my own and built both a relational database design to handle wildly flexible recurring events, event exceptions, and an ASP.NET control to draw a monthly calendar. The problem? I am awful at graphics, web page design, and I am new at ASP.NET to boot. So I'm not equipped to turn this into a real product. An entire look and feel needs to be invented, along with the standard series of data entry and admin panels. I am equipped to do make quick work of the database-to-code programmign side, but need the HTML/design help plus some guidance on the right way to handle certain conditions of updating the display in the client's browser. Anybody interested in discussing a possible partnering to make more out of this, please contact me. I feel like the hardest technical part is solving some of the database issues and in making the development of database persistence easy - the rest is the hard work part to build a UI around that. Cheers! Dave G. (Romans 12:6-18)
You might want to check out sourceforge.net , you might have better luck finding people that are willing to work on open source projects.
R.Bischoff | C++ .NET, Kommst du mit?
-
You might want to check out sourceforge.net , you might have better luck finding people that are willing to work on open source projects.
R.Bischoff | C++ .NET, Kommst du mit?
-
I have been using the F-R (e-mail me for the full name) calendar component. The GUI is beautiful, the features are great, but the implementation is oh-so stinky and completely not scalable. I had gone off on my own and built both a relational database design to handle wildly flexible recurring events, event exceptions, and an ASP.NET control to draw a monthly calendar. The problem? I am awful at graphics, web page design, and I am new at ASP.NET to boot. So I'm not equipped to turn this into a real product. An entire look and feel needs to be invented, along with the standard series of data entry and admin panels. I am equipped to do make quick work of the database-to-code programmign side, but need the HTML/design help plus some guidance on the right way to handle certain conditions of updating the display in the client's browser. Anybody interested in discussing a possible partnering to make more out of this, please contact me. I feel like the hardest technical part is solving some of the database issues and in making the development of database persistence easy - the rest is the hard work part to build a UI around that. Cheers! Dave G. (Romans 12:6-18)
Good luck with your venture and hope you find someone soon, if not already. :) That said, allow me to point you to the Collaboration/Testing forum[^] which is meant just for this purpose. :)
Regards,Rohit Sinha
Character is like a tree, and reputation like its shadow. The shadow is what we think of it; the tree is the real thing.
- Abraham LincolnThe whole world steps aside for the man who knows where he is going.
- Anonymous